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I model alot of interior scenes of grocery stores. This means a heavy build up of objects in sections like the produce department, where I've loaded up fixtures with apples, oranges, etc maped onto spheres. These seem to add greatly to render time. any suggestions to relieve this slow down? would generic colors be faster than image maps? Are nested familys (ie oranges) faster than simply building dozens of them in the family?
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Revit is designed for modeling buildings at a medium level of detail. Doors do not have hinges, hinges do not have screws etc. I would not recommend the modeling of fruit in grocery store fixtures. For rendering purposes you will probably never know the difference between modeled fruit and a decal placed onto the fixture of a photo you took in the grocery store.
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Tom
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